Finishing off the week, I welcome back Bernard Foong, who has dropped by with Vignettes Parisian. Please, enjoy, and leave your comments. Vignettes Parisian Vignettes Parisian is a collection of four short stories about the Author’s past and present experiences in the French City of Love and Romance, commonly known as Paris. Christian Dior Couturier…
For today’s installment of the Watch RWISA Write Showcase Tour, Ron Yates has stopped by to share his short story Burning Out in Tokyo. Burning Out in Tokyo By Ronald E. Yates Clayton Brandt stood just behind the glass doors of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry building waiting for a let-up in the…
Please welcome Karen Ingalls, today. She’s stopped by to share a beautiful short story. NATURE SPEAKS by Karen Ingalls Why did my life spiral into darkness in a second? One minute I am married to my soulmate, a mother to a beautiful daughter, and owner of a successful bookstore. My friends asked me, “How do…
Rave Reviews Book Club has an amazing collection of authors, and today I have the honor of hosting one of those authors, Karl Morgan, who is July’s Spotlight Author. He’s stopped by to talk about Carl Prescott and The Demon Queen. Congratulations, Karl! The Demon Queen—the ever-evolving story One of the advantages of being a…
Today, I have the pleasure of sharing a short story by Suzanne Burke. It’s quite fun, enjoy! THURSDAY’S CHILD By Suzanne Burke. Copyright 2019. She hadn’t really intended this to happen. Oh, sure, she’d thought about it often enough, but thinking about something didn’t make it a crime. A convergence of circumstances had prompted her…
This week the Watch RWISA Showcase Tour starts with Fiza Pathan with a chilling story that made cringe when I read it. Please welcome her. The Star Pupil’s Diary Entry by Fiza Pathan Dear Diary, I had a wonderful day at school today. I got a star and I’m going to tell you all about…
Beem Weeks joins me today to share an interesting story, that you must read. Dying for a Kiss It’s like one of those stories you’d read about in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. I mean, who ever heard of anybody dying from a kiss? Seriously! But that’s what happened to me—well, except for the dying…
Today, I welcome Award Winning Author, Jan Sikes to center ring with a wonderful short story. SHE DANCES WITH A MEMORY JAN SIKES Gertrude McNabb placed a gnarled hand on her arthritic back as she bent over to take a chocolate cake from the oven. She inhaled the sweet aroma and put it on a…
